How can I use MPTVOutWindow iPhone undocumented class?

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Published on 2009-11-04T06:02:12Z Indexed on 2010/05/28 23:12 UTC
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Hi, I'm an iPhone developer, now I'm developing a game and I just found about the iPhone 2.2 being able to reproduce video on a TV Screen trhough MPTVOutWindow class. After googling I've found a lot of blogs with the News, however none of them give any information on the class,

what should I do to implement the class in order to display ouput on the TV?

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